It’s not normal to impeach a president over a phone call. It’s not normal to impeach a president who isn’t president anymore over something he wasn’t charged with criminally. It’s not normal to trump up multiple criminal cases that all just happen to be in venues where the president is most strongly politically opposed. It’s not normal to take a bookkeeping error where the statute has expired and ex post facto it into 34 felonies. It’s not normal to still be talking two years into that president’s second term that you can’t wait to impeach him again.

Actually, I should say it WASN’T normal once. If you told me at the end of Reagan’s second term that this was all coming down the pike later, I would have said you were high. Well, here we are. The only thing Allen did was take the Democratic party’s hatred to its logical conclusion – if this man is really that bad, and you can’t remove him from office by election, and impeachment isn’t possible right now and isn’t a sure thing later, then assassination is the logical next move. Why not? Why not do it when the leftosphere is cheering this action on, and when guys like all these leftist writers and Xers will hail you as the hero who went ahead and did what none of them had the balls to do. You can’t fail and there can’t be consequences, right?

Wrong.